The
government has already repealed over 200 exploration and exploitation
licenses from mining companies operating within 200 meters of forest and
water sources, binding them to another legal tenant: they have two
years to rehabilitate the areas, under the observance of local
government and citizens.
Companies
granted licenses must deposit a "rehabilitation bond" -- or 50 percent
of the estimated costs to restore an ecological zone – into a designated
bank account to be managed by the local government before beginning any
mining activity.
http://www.dw.de/mongolias-mining-boom-raises-environment-concerns/a-17534285
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